Ivanhoe Mines
A Canadian mining company, headquartered in Vancouver and listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX: IVN), that operates the Kamoa-Kakula copper complex and is developing the Platreef platinum-group-metals project and the Kipushi zinc-copper mine, all in Southern Africa.
Covered in 4 MetalsCost.com News Intelligence articles, most recently on September 30, 2026.
Coverage
Congo Will Audit Its Biggest Miners Every Year From 2027 to Enforce Local Content Rules
The Democratic Republic of Congo will audit major mining companies every year from 2027 to check how much work they give to Congolese-owned firms. The world's top cobalt producer is tightening rules on the foreign miners that dominate its industry.
Ivanhoe Mines Grows Its Congo Copper Discovery 30% to 12 Million Tonnes of Contained Metal
Ivanhoe Mines grew its Makoko District copper resource in Congo by about 30% to roughly 12 million tonnes of contained copper, calling it the decade's largest new copper discovery.
Zijin Mining Warns Congo Flooding Could Cut Its Copper Output by 57,000 Tonnes This Year
Zijin Mining warned its attributable Kamoa-Kakula copper output could drop by up to 57,000 tonnes in 2026 due to flooding, adding a fresh supply risk as copper trades near record highs.
Ivanhoe's Kipushi Mine Hits Record Zinc Output, But Logistics Are Trapping 14,000 Tonnes in Inventory
Ivanhoe Mines' Kipushi operation produced a record 70,177 tonnes of zinc in Q2 2026 at a $0.90/lb cash cost, but logistical constraints left roughly 14,000 tonnes of payable zinc unsold, with destocking expected in H2 2026.
